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For what it's worth, once you are proficient in the full end-to-end, navigating it is pretty easy, IMHO. It just takes years and lots of room to do basically n
by TameAntelope 6y ago
For what it's worth, once you are proficient in the full end-to-end, navigating it is pretty easy, IMHO.
It just takes years and lots of room to do basically nothing, and if something meaningfully shifts, you need a while to get back up to speed.
I'm not saying it's efficient, or that you should dive in, but I did want to throw out there that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. People using React.js aren't flailing about in the dark the whole time.
- danjac 6y ago> It just takes years and lots of room to do basically nothing, and if something meaningfully shifts, you need a while to get back up to speed. If true, that's a damning indictment of the industry and the whole SPA pattern.